Bond automatically exonerated?
It's 15 days after your appearance date. If no charges are filed in that time, the bond is exonerated or returned to whoever posted it.
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It's 15 days after your appearance date. If no charges are filed in that time, the bond is exonerated or returned to whoever posted it.
The prosecution has up until the statute of limitations to file charges against you. If that's what you mean by under submission... Then the DA may...
A motion under Penal Code 1538.5 will get you an order. From the court to get your property back if they won't just release it. But -...
You were accused of a sex-related crime. If you are concerned about future employment, so you want this potentially coming up in a background check...
A defendant has speedy trial rights - which include the right to a speedy preliminary hearing. The judge would not continue the case beyond those...
It's not up to the family to "press charges". That decision is up to the DA or City Attorney. If a report was take, it will likely get submitted to...
Don't read anything into this. If an attorney (or a firm, including the Public Defender) has a conflict, another attorney is appointed. It happens...
I assume that the judge took a Faretta waiver from you when you indicated you wanted to yourself. Many judges will hold you to that standard. With...
No, you cannot "press charges". That decision and responsibility is solely the prosecutor's. You can file a police report for the conduct and it...
Unfortunately, nobody can predict an outcome. It could be anything from a dismissal on legal grounds, not guilty at trial, reduction to possession...